Is it compatible with NVIDIA 3D Vision Wireless Glasses?
33533
No. It is not active 3d. It's passive 3d. But it does include it's own glasses
33534
This monitor comes bundled with 2 pairs of passive 3d glasses. Nvidia active 3d vision wireless glasses will not work this monitor. Although you can still use a Nvidia graphics card to get 3d to work with this monitor. You must buy tridef 3d software from www.tridef.com.
33535
no, Nvidias system uses active shutter glasses and this monitor uses passive polarized glasses. completely different technology.
1185322
Sorry, I don't know. They work with Optoma 3D, but not really all that well.
955325
no, you need a sync transmitter plugged into your tv's 3d port which will communicate with the glasses. Please visit http://www.i-glassesstore.com/dlp3dsystems.html for compatible options.
2082745
You need the whole kit, so the emitter and the glasses with your monitor. As stated on asus website http://www.asus.com/Monitors_Projectors/VG248QE/ The VG248QE is compatible with the NVIDIA 3D Vision® 2 kit** ** User needs to purchase the additional NVIDIA 3D Vision® 2 Kit for immersive 3D enjoyment.
306522
I believe with any LG model that has the 3d tv should work. Any other manufactures may have diffrent glasses type.
1276025
This glasses is compatible with Samsung 2010 LCD 750 series, 2010 LED 7000, 8000 and 9000 series, 2010 PDP 7000 and 8000 series 3DTV's are using IR type 3d glasses. For all 2011 and 2012 Samsung D,E and ES, F and later series 3DTV's, you will need to use ASIN: B00DYXCYFO
732033
I don't believe so but Mitsu may have licensed the spec. Must be made after 2012 and use Bluetooth for active shutter glasses. There is a consortium for manufacturers to get a license from Sony, Samsung, Panasonic and one other company. Google: `FULL HD 3D GLASSES INITIATIVE' or try this URL: http://3dglassesunlimited.com/shop/g5-universal-3d-glasses-by-quantum-3d-ir-bluetooth-compatible/ for a manufacturer that DOES list Mitsu. Good Luck!
1400345
As I see from NVIDIA website under your GeForce® GT 735M specification your chipset is supported. but you have to check about display, because below link I think it is absolute, I did not seeyour graphic chipset there:http://www.nvidia.com/object/3d-vision-system-requirements.htmlbut I think if your laptop has a sticker of "nvidia 3d vision ready" it will be supported. you can see physical shape of sticker if you open above link.
2249119
No, however, you can find lists of universal 3D compatible devices on line, You should also be able to check out which 3D glasses are compatible with your viewing devices to help you narrow down your choices. Hope that helps.
2082746
They are just 3D monitors meaning they are currently compatible with passive 3d glasses. They are not branded with nVidia 3D vision. You will need the infrared emitter and glasses to make it work with your monitors.
1646342
I don't believe that it is WI-FI compatiable. That wasn't that imperative to me. I was most concerned that it had 3D. Ted
323693
Only for Nvidia graphic card. If you are using AMD Radeon HD graphic card, any normal stereoscopic 3D glasses will work. I don't recommend play 3D games on Radeon mainly because they don't focus on make driver for 3D games. Also Radeon graphic card will run hot and loud in 3D.
1678827
I beleive they will work as the LG Google Tv GA7900 uses a passive 3d technology. Those glasses should work fine on 3d tv's as long as they use a passive 3d tech.
2171331
I have not tried it with Minecraft (I don't have the game). The glasses create a 3D effect in every game I've tried, but the image is off (it seems like a distorted depth perception) for any game that Nvidia does not list as supported.
887497
The glasses tell you what they are compatible with. Check the specs. We just use on our 3d tv. I'm thinking it can of be used on tv though.
887496
The glasses tell you what they are compatible with. Check the specs. We just use on our 3d tv.I'm thinking it can of be used on tv though.
1437550
Emitter is included, Glasses are wireless (but first generation) and it is compatible with the Acer model you provided (it is the same one i am currently using). There are new kits that include 3D Vision 2 that i would recommend over this one as the glasses fit better but if you're looking to save a dollar this still works great.